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Screen tests

Usual suspects, small wonders, and the new Bertolucci at the Montreal and Toronto film fests

On holy ground

The fight over St. Ann's snares the city, Hispanics, and the Catholic diocese in a battle that tests Dallas' commitment to preserving its past

Pillzapoppin'!

In Valley of the Dolls, heavy doses of camp with strong comic side effects

It's a Crime

Spike Lee's Inside Man plots the heist of your moviegoing dollars

The Face of Terror

The War Within delivers a stunning portrait of a suicide bomber among us

Clash Acts

Pico de Gallo's comedy gets under the skin; Starlight Express spins its wheels

Miscue 9/11

Hollywood drops another nuke in New York, and it's just a dud

The Brave & the Bold

On September 11, the world needed superheroes. It found them not in comic books, but in real life.

A Legend in the Making

The Blond Bomber flies from Waxahachie to Alan Freed, with a Strat as his sole defense

"Are We Closing Down Valley View? No, We're Not Closing it Down. Or Tearing it Down."

​Greg Maloney, president and CEO for Jones Lang LaSalle Retail, has heard he's closing down Valley View Center. He's heard he's tearing down Valley View Center. "I've heard all the rumors," says Maloney, whose company was appointed by the courts just last week as the receiver for the beleaguered m ... More >>

Railroad Museum in Fair Park Gets a Prized Piece, And It's Headed Straight to Frisco

​Once upon a time, the City Attorney's Office had hoped to get the Museum of the American Railroad outta Fair Park by August 1. But that was way back in February -- before the myriad court hearings and legal filings that ultimately led to Judge Martin Hoffman setting a January 2011 trial date in t ... More >>